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igital assets snapped a three-quarter losing streak in Q3 2026, posting their strongest quarterly rebound in over a year.
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US Stocks open higher to close out the week as oil retreats near $103 after Trump pledged not to strike Iran before the November midterms, tech rebounds from Thursday’s OpenAI-driven selloff
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US Stocks open lower as a three-headed geopolitical and policy shock hits simultaneously — the Pentagon has been ordered to prepare for a possible resumption of major Iran strikes
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US Stocks open in cautious wait-and-see mode with all eyes on the FOMC September meeting minutes at 2:00 p.m. ET — the afternoon release that will either confirm or upend the market's current working assumption that October 28–29 is a pause, not a hike
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Its basically a tale of 2 markets. We have a NASDAQ at an all time high while a bunch of other charts going the other way. All I can tell you is when looking for a long term top that will pop the bubble, divergences and non confirmations are an important part of it
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US Stocks open higher to continue the week's rally as Nvidia broke above $6 trillion in market value for the first time Monday, Wall Street's record-setting Nasdaq close sets a bullish tone
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We made it to October. The leaves are turning, the World Series will be upon us and some of the most important market events have materialized during this month
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US Stocks open modestly higher to start the second week of Q4 as Friday's dramatic jobs miss — just 29,000 September payrolls against a 90,000 consensus — carries its rate-relief rally into Monday, with the Nikkei jumping 2.5% to a three-month high on AI chip momentum
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US Stocks surge broadly after September nonfarm payrolls dramatically undershot forecasts — 29,000 jobs added versus the 84,000–90,000 consensus and a 4.2% unemployment rate versus the expected 4.1% hold
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Nike posts its fourth consecutive revenue decline as Greater China collapses 22% and Converse falls 28%, while Elliott Hill's sport performance pivot shows early traction in running against a $1.5 billion tariff headwind now 50% worse than June estimates.
